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Amylin analogue

Pramlintide

A 37-residue analogue of human amylin, approved in 2005 as SYMLIN. Drugs@FDA lists every SYMLIN product under its application as discontinued. Cagrilintide, also in this library, is a later investigational amylin analogue.

DiscontinuedAlso listed as: Symlin, AC-137

Why people are interested in Pramlintide

A 37-residue analogue of human amylin, approved in 2005 as SYMLIN. Drugs@FDA lists every SYMLIN product under its application as discontinued. Cagrilintide, also in this library, is a later investigational amylin analogue.

  • Amylin analogues— a research-category classification, not a claimed use
  • Discontinued drug substances— a research-category classification, not a claimed use

Where the interest comes from differs by compound: published research, an approved use, clinical discussion, community discussion and vendor claims are different things. This page keeps them apart — the sections below say which kind of source supports each statement.

Quick facts

Molecular weight
3949 g/mol
Sequence length
86 chars
CAS number
151126-32-8
PubChem CID
70691388

0 evidence records indexed · 0 clinical trials · last reviewed 15 September 2026

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    What we know

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      What remains uncertain

        Preparation and handling

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        United States regulatory status

        Formerly approved — discontinued

        NDA 021332 (SYMLIN) — every product listed as discontinued

        Not stated here. The products are listed as discontinued and no current label was retrievable to verify indication wording.

        • SYMLIN (pramlintide acetate), NDA 021332, originally approved 16 March 2005.
        • Drugs@FDA lists every SYMLIN product under NDA 021332 as discontinued. No current label was returned by the openFDA label endpoint at review.
        • Not named on the WADA 2026 Prohibited List.

        Regulatory status describes how a substance is classified. It is not a safety assessment, and it says nothing about the quality of any particular material.

        Technical identity

        Compound class
        Amylin analogue
        Sequence
        KCNTATCATQRLANFLVHSSNNFGPILPPTNVGSNTY-NH2, with a disulfide bond between Cys2 and Cys7
        Molecular formula
        C171H267N51O53S2
        Molecular weight
        3949 g/mol
        CAS number
        151126-32-8
        PubChem CID
        70691388
        Research categories
        Amylin analogues, Discontinued drug substances

        Sources

        1. PubChem CID 70691388
        2. Drugs@FDA — NDA 021332 (SYMLIN)
        3. WADA 2026 Prohibited ListEffective 1 January 2026.

        Last reviewed 15 September 2026 · Compiled by Therapept Editorial · How these records are built